Warehouse Support Specialist

September 10, 2026

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Summary: The Warehouse Support Specialist is responsible for managing the warehouse profile to ensure best picking efficiency and storage capacity for the Distribution Center. This position is responsible for maintaining accurate dimensions (DIMS) and unit of measure (UOM) of product through the use of Cubiscan and SAP. They assist receiving with the processing of products with issues, as well as, new and existing products. Job Description: Manage warehouse profile to ensure best picking efficiency for the Distribution Center. This includes: Pick-n-Pass, Pick to Belt, Pallet racks and Specialty areas. Directs consolidation activities as required to maintain sufficient storage locations Correct any errors found in SAP’s MMO3 data with regard to storage facility. Utilize Cubiscan machine to maintain accurate DIMS and UOM of product within our EWM system. Utilize SAP and QlikView business system to manage material movement activities in order to maximize best storage profiles for finish goods product in distribution facility. (Slot 3D) Provide weekly performance reporting to measure performance to expectations. Develop action plans for under-performing metrics. Manage the number of split case picks in the racks to meet facility standards of <10%. Collaborate with N. Olmsted packaging engineers and approve all pallet layouts. Oversee completion of physical movements of products in facility. Perform other duties as assigned. GPG’s trusted brands include Moen®, the #1 faucet brand in North America and several luxury brands under its House of Rohl: Perrin & Rowe®, Riobel®, ROHL®, Shaws™ and Victoria + Albert®. We welcome you to visit the Moen and House of Rohl websites.

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